Bad Bad Leroy Brown Poem

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Bad, bad Leroy Brown, the toughest man in town,
With a strut in his step and a frown that could frown,
He ruled the streets with an iron hand,
Feared by many, across the land.
He wore a hat tipped low, a diamond on his hand,
And a flashy suit, oh so grand,
With a swagger in his walk, and a sneer on his lip,
He commanded attention with every quip.
But Leroy Brown, oh so tough,
Had a heart that wasn't made of rough,
For deep inside, a tender soul,
Longed for love, to make him whole.
One day he met a girl so sweet,
With a smile that knocked him off his feet,
She saw beyond his tough facade,
And touched his heart, with love so broad.
Leroy Brown, a changed man now,
With a heart that's full, and a softened brow,
He learned that strength is not just might,
But also love, that shines so bright.
So, here's to Leroy Brown, the baddest of them all,
Who learned that love can break down walls,
A tale of redemption, so profound,
For Bad Bad Leroy Brown, now wears a different crown.